Pets are adorable loyal companions that can help Adventurers in a variety of ways!
Check out how to acquire pets, what roles they play in your adventures, and what they are able to do.

How to Get Pets

By completing the main quests, you can acquire 3 pets. These quests can be found by going to through your Main Menu > Adventure > Quest > Suggested and finding the [ADV Support] Pets, Loyal Companions category!

You can also purchase pets from the Pearl Shop.

[Pet] Bartali’s Buster
One you have completed the “Embarking on an Adventure” main quest in Balenos, you can accept the “[Pet] Bartali’s Buster” quest from Igor Bartali, the Chief of Velia.

Complete the quest to obtain the “Bartali’s Buster” pet, which has a Skill EXP Boost talent!

[Pet] Kalis’ Delphe

Once you have completed either the “Looking for Adventurers” Calpheon main quest or the “[Boss] The Witch of Horrors”, you can accept the “[Pet] Kalis’ Delphe” from the Kalis Chairman in Calpheon City.

Complete the quest to obtain the “Kalis’ Delphe” pet, which also boasts a “Skill EXP Boost” talent!

[Pet] Bareed’s Junaid
Once you have completed the “Apocalyptic Prophecy” Mediah main quest, you can acced the “[Pet] Bareed’s Junaid” quest from Bareeds III in Mediah.

Completing the quest will earn you “Bareed’s Junaid”, a pet that boasts the “Life EXP Boost” talent!

Acquired pets can be found in your inventory. Pressing on the item will allow you to register your pet, so pick a name for your new companion!

Pet List and Features

Registered pets obtained from the quests or the Pearl Shop can all be checked by going through the Main Menu > Function > Pet.

In the pet list, you can check out all of the pets that are currently adventuring with you, change their behavior, select pet groups, and more.

Movement Settings and Feeding
Pet movement can be set to 3 different options: Cautious, Average, or Agile. The more active their movement is set to, the faster they will pick-up items for you. However, keep in mind that their hunger levels will also drop faster if they are more active. If their hunger level reaches 0%, not only will they not pick up items for you any longer, but their talents will cease to be active.

To feed your pets, you will need to purchase feed from the Stable Keeper NPCs or from the Central Market. You can also make your own feed via life skills. There are different types of feed, so be sure to check out all of the different options!

Special Skills
Each pet has their own special skill. These skills are not enabled when pets are first summoned. To activate them, press A/X on a pet, then select Command to change the settings. You can also do a Group Command by pressing LT+A/L2+X and change the settings all at once. Keep in mind that in order to change the settings of the special skills of one or all pets, pets must be taken out first.

For special skills such as Hostility Detection and Finds Rare Monsters, it will flash a red marker on your screen when a target is found. If you do not want it to be displayed on your screen, disable the skill and it will no longer be displayed. However, talents like Durability Reduction Resistance and Chance to Gain Higher-Grade Knowledge Increase cannot be disabled.

Refer to the table below for which special skills stack and which do not.

Skill Effects
Pets can learn skills that are separate from special skills. Skills are mainly divided into Talents and Main Skills; the types can be seen below.

The number of learnable skills increases based on the pet’s tier, so the higher the tier, the more skills can be learned.

Pet Group

Are you having trouble managing your pets?

If so, you can set up pet groups according to what you need and use them for, then you can use the Find Pet Group feature to utilize your pets more conveniently. Use RS to move between the pet groups and press on RS to use the pets.

Pet Exchange

Pet exchange lets you obtain higher tier (max tier 4) pets.

The higher the pet’s tier, the faster it will pick-up loot and the higher the number of skills it can learn

Up to 5 pets can be exchanged for 1 pet at a time.

During the pet exchange, you can change the registered pet’s appearance and select the skills to be inherited from the exchange window. At this moment, if you acquire a pet tier that can learn more skills than the number of skills being inherited, then the pet can learn additional new skills.

However, pets have 4 exchanges types and only pets of the same exchange type can be exchanged together.

To exchange your pets:

1. Check in the pets that you want to exchange.

2. Select Exchange on a checked in pet.

3. Out of the pets that have been checked in, you can select up to 5. Once you’ve selected at least 2 pets you want to exchange, you can select the desired appearance and skills to be inherited from your registered pets before exchanging.

4. The Tier Increase Chance goes up depending on the number of selected pets’ and their tiers when exchanging.

You can always set the appearance of the pet that you will obtain. For instance, when exchanging a tier 3 pet and a tier 1 pet, if you select the tier 1 pet’s appearance, then regardless of the obtained pet’s tier, its appearance will be the same as the tier 1 pet.